Health board unveils Cribs for Kids program A new program to assist young parents was announced at the Kenton-Hardin Health Board meeting Tuesday night. Cribs for Kids puts a sleeping unit in the home of newborns who have no other place to sleep, said Director of Nursing Cindy Keller. The goal of the national program is to reduce the instances where infants are sleeping with parents. Read More
Zoo visitor A handler from the Columbus Zoo holds Jill, a baby kangaroo, in a pouch for guests to view Tuesday at a joint session of the Ada Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at the Inn at Ohio Northern. Read More
No newspaper on Thanksgiving The Kenton Times will not publish a newspaper on Thanksgiving so our employees can enjoy the holiday with their families. Regular publication of the Times will resume on Friday. Read More
USV in dire need of substitute teachers McGUFFEY — The Upper Scioto Valley School is in dire need for substitute teachers, Elementary Principal Wayne Schneider reported to the board Monday. There are days the staff struggles to fill in for absent teachers, Schneider said after the meeting. “We have great subs, but just not enough of them,” he said. Anyone willing to work as a substitute teacher … Read More
Police Reports: November 22, 2016 Burglaries were reported at 421 N. Oak St. and 416 Summit St. Read More
Crowe wins commissioner seat by two votes In the end, the race for the Jan. 3 Hardin County commissioner’s seat was decided by just two votes. The board of elections met today starting at 2 p.m. and at 4:45 p.m. announced the results of the tally. Read More
Students display leadership skills Five Kenton Elementary Students gave a display of their leadership skills at Monday’s Kenton Board of Education meeting. The Leader in Me program is a building-wide initiative that “enables educators to unleash each child’s full potential,” said Principal Robin Bame. Read More
KCS awaits bus garage plans The Kenton Board of Education will hear from contractors next month on proposals for a new bus garage for the district. The combined bus barn to house the buses and transportation/maintenance shop and office is planned to be constructed east of Kenton Elementary School off Silver Street. Read More
Helping Hands volunteers preparing free holiday feast Area residents are invited to enjoy a free Thanksgiving Day meal at the Hardin County Armory. The 21st annual meal, coordinated by Helping Hands, will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday. Read More
DD Board OKs shared superintendent Beginning on Dec. 1, the Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities will be sharing superintendent services with the Union County DD board. At its regular monthly meeting Monday night, the Hardin County board officially approved an 18-month contract with Superintendent Kara Brown... Read More